can you use this for wet foods?
10649
Yes.I have put pesto,minced garlic, Spagetti sauce etc.Be sure and watch fullness of drip tray.
10650
I have always frozen annual lime juice I made from our trees. I use the Food Saver and it is great. Of course when I first put them in freezer I stand them up and use a clothes pin to hold the bags while they freeze. Works great.
10651
You can put a strip of paper towel between the food and the seal point, this will stop any moisture from going into the vacuum.
10652
Most of the foodsaver models allow you to seal before it vacuums all the air out. Be sure to get a model with the drip tray. it comes with a good instruction book. Ours is much older and we love it.
10653
It has a wet setting, and I used it on some very drippy salmon filets. I had to stop every few filets to empty the tray, but the machine performed perfectly, sealing every bag without failure.
49468
We used it to grind some green vegetable plants and it would get clogged up. Not so good for wet items.
1286134
Yes, it works really well for brownies and such, but I have not tested it with liquid.
140121
You can use any mold safe to use for food. You want to keep it kind of thin so it dries but experiment.
1207549
You can if you'd like. It holds water. My only caution is that the cutting board has a paper covering & spots rub off when wet. Everything else handles water pretty well.
1872961
I don't know what you mean by a "wet" bag. I can tell you I have sealed damp, unfrozen fish, poultry, ground beef, steak and pork. The juices do flow into the seal after the air is removed from the bag, but you have a higher heat level on the sealer control to over come this.
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I have used for wet food - but suggest you wash it as soon as dog has finished so it doesn't dry on hard and become difficult to clean. You just need to spend a bit of time breaking up the wet food to place around the bowl. My dog is a medium sized Australian Stumpy Cattle cross.
351892
That's probably not a good idea, since the wet food would not be refrigerated or sealed.
2262136
You can but the bigger issue is how do you get it completely dry with out rust. It's generally intended for dry goods like flour etc - which can be shaken out, use a soft cloth, paper towel etc etc. What "wet" intredients are you intending to sift?
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You probably could, but I wouldn't recommend it. The bags can get wet and line dry well, but I don't know how clean the produce would get enclosed in the bags.
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The literature and website say you can...I have not done that... for salads and the like, the container work great...John H.
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No, it wouldn't work for wet food. It would be hard to get in, and I don't think the cat(s) could get it out. The bowl is meant to have them stick their paws in to pull food out. :-) Hope that helps.
950717
I Would Only Use For Water. The Bottom Wouldn't Be Big Enough For The Food To Pass Though
1156325
yes! this would be great for boiling water which you can then use for oatmeal, tea, coffee, hot chocolate. It will also work great for basic canned items. not sure I would use it to fry an egg though. temperature control is not optimal for that.
2243853
I've only used it for dry ingredients, but I don't think it would work well with wet ingredients.
1918943
Im not sure if you can use with food products. I use mine for mixing flooring products but it has not rusted or anything like that. I really don't see why you couldn't use it on food if you keep it clean. Would probably work great, for mixing cake batter or big things of mashed potatoes.
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Hello, yes It can be used for just about any deep fried foods. Well worth the money.